Show Your KM Bordmutze Oversea Caps

[LeeG]

Good looking caps Kirk and Richard. Here are mine, first up a standard EM cap modeled by Elsa.

[LeeG]

inside...

[LeeG]

Here is my officer's bordmutz -- these are hard to find.

[LeeG]

A little to your left, Elsa ...
I love this cap -- it has nice and even wear all around and the insignia and piping are well-matched and toned.

[LeeG]

Not quite a bordmutze, but still Kriegsmarine -- a rare visored helferin cap. It looks really great on the 1930's mannequin.

[LeeG]

another shot of the cap...

[kirk]

another shot of the cap...

Lee;Very nice KM caps!!

[km-spain]

Nice caps. LeeG your office one is a beauty.

Here mine.

[kirk]

Nice caps. LeeG your office one is a beauty.

Here mine.

Very nice caps!

[kirk]

another shot of the cap...

Lee;Nice cap!

[LeeG]

Very nice Eduardo. I particularly like the French made gabardine cap you have on display. What boat or unit is associated with the attached emblem?

[km-spain]

Very nice Eduardo. I particularly like the French made gabardine cap you have on display. What boat or unit is associated with the attached emblem?

Thanks Lee, the emblem in from the 4th Raumboots Flotille placed in Boulogne-sur-Mer.

[Gene]

What's an enlisted Schiffchen going for these days? Used, salty, with original insignia still attached?

[LeeG]

I don't know Gene, EM/NCO caps were going for around $400 the last time I took note (see the one sold on Whamond's site). I haven't seen a lot of bordmutzen on offer lately though.
Officer caps are harder to find, and are more expensive.

[km-spain]

What's an enlisted Schiffchen going for these days? Used, salty, with original insignia still attached?

Salty, arround 200-250 euros